“Mathematics in the age of AI” examines how the mathematical community might respond if artificial-intelligence tools become capable of research-level mathematical work. The essay treats the arrival of those capabilities as a hypothesis rather than debating whether or when they will emerge. The work shifts attention from AI capability to the goals and values of mathematical research. It uses mathematics’ problem-solving component as a case study for considering what researchers value beyond the production of solutions. The essay is based on a public lecture delivered at the 2026 International Congress of Mathematicians and was submitted to arXiv on August 17, 2026.

The GitHub repository for anthropics/cryptography-research-demo contains cryptanalysis code related to published research papers. It features three independent components: AES, HAWK, and LEA, and is licensed under Apache 2.0.

Robotics research is now accessible to small teams and individuals due to the significant reduction in hardware costs and the availability of foundation models. A research setup featuring an industrial-grade arm, two cameras, and a teleoperation system can be assembled for under €5,000, excluding VAT and compute costs.